Are domestic partners included in usaa’s eligibility for auto insurance?

Yes, USAA does offer auto insurance coverage for domestic partners of eligible individuals. According to USAA's eligibility requirements, a domestic partner is defined as "a person in a domestic partnership with the primary member, where applicable law recognizes the domestic partnership." To qualify for USAA auto insurance coverage as a domestic partner, the primary member must meet USAA's eligibility requirements. This typically includes being an active or retired member of the U.S. military, a family member of an active or retired military member, or a cadet or midshipman at a U.S. service academy. In addition, the primary member must have a USAA membership in good standing. If you meet the eligibility requirements as a domestic partner of a USAA member, you may be able to obtain auto insurance coverage through USAA. However, it is recommended that you contact USAA directly to confirm your eligibility and discuss your specific insurance needs.